I wouldn’t demolish the mansion, I’d fix it up and keep it. I love houses and mansions from the 60’s and the 70’s.

@lisaparsons4124

Жыл бұрын

Yes I agree 60s and 70s houses were nice, and made to last,

Imagine beeing a teenager girl, and live in the room upstairs with blue carpet, lots of storage, your own bathroom with two sinks, awesome!

When I see old places like this, I often think of the professionals who built it. Must have been incredible at their trade.

The mid 50s thru the 60s were the pinnacle of living standards for the US as well as Canada in the decades that followed WW2. One man possessing the proper education and skills could earn enough to afford to build comfortable, spacious homes for himself and his family, while his wife remained in charge of and at 'home'.

I couldn't agree more! Tearing down quality homes to put up ugly substandard junk that wont last 20 years is not smart at all. I prefer quality. That house was built to last!

@ocalavictory3728

3 жыл бұрын

I know, right? They could build them as good as they used to, but usually don't.

@justpeachy4380

3 жыл бұрын

Some people don't know a good thing when they see it. You'd have to be a complete idiot to want to tear down this masterpiece of a home. Such a shame.

@walterbrunswick

3 жыл бұрын

@@ocalavictory3728 depends on area, budget, and contractors I work in the construction field; yes, good quality houses are built today PS this house is post-WWII baby boom mass production..... want to see real character? that is in 1920's houses

When I brought my house in 1994 I wanted an older home. My house was built in 1968 built way better then today's homes 100% agree with you

@lisaparsons8949

3 жыл бұрын

House is near my age was born 1966,houses were made good back then.

@daredawg3776

3 жыл бұрын

I live in a 1968 house too

@Grimmarox

3 жыл бұрын

@@lisaparsons8949 that's exactly what I just posted about. New homes are literally thrown together with duct tape and some push pins. Lol If you can get a lomger home for your money why wouldn't you???

@loosilu

2 жыл бұрын

There were defintely lousy houses built in the 60s, but they wouldn't have been around in 1994. ;)

I agree Ethan, new houses have no character. These old houses are beautiful. Who would want to tear them down? They're masterpieces

@lisaparsons8949

3 жыл бұрын

Yes,like the older houses,they were made good then,I was born 1966😊

@deborahp6450

3 жыл бұрын

Government agencies and those in political office would like it to be torn down oh yes indeed!

@quantumleaper8396

3 жыл бұрын

Cookie cutter houses are boring

@walterbrunswick

3 жыл бұрын

@@quantumleaper8396 post-WWII houses ARE cookie cutter!!

@daredawg3776

2 жыл бұрын

@@lisaparsons8949 my house was built in 1968

Ethan ,I totally share the same thoughts and opinions you have about these beautiful old homes and it saddens me when they are demolished. Thank You for preserving these beautiful and unique homes with your videos.❤ You are RESPECTFUL and a class act PROFESSIONAL in what you do!!🙂❤

@nandomaraj3571

3 жыл бұрын

This walk through brought back memories. We used the cassette head cleaner, we had the thermostat and those door handles were in my house.

@cathyreardon8979

2 жыл бұрын

I love watching your videos but,.....don't you think you could do away with the swearing. Some of us that are Christians would appreciate you doing away with it🙏. (You over did it. God Bless🙏

Oh my goodness. I absolutely want this house. It deserves love and care not demolishing to put a wretched thing

@heathenwolf4997

3 жыл бұрын

Same!!!

My Mom always called the curtains that were hung midway down cafe curtains. We had them in our house in the early 1970s.

@colettesantoro6233

3 жыл бұрын

Cafe curtains doesn’t mean how they are hung but they are usually hung at the half way point. That type of curtain is typically a cotton, or a light weight fabric and usually the longest length for them is 36” or maybe 45”. They are mostly used in kitchens, laundry rooms or powder rooms.

@lisaknell1809

3 жыл бұрын

Colette Santoro yes halfway down the window. Ours were a real thin cotton and had mushrooms on them lol

@wandastevens3183

3 жыл бұрын

Yes...my granny had those Cafe' curtains too...

@Pekao5

3 жыл бұрын

@@colettesantoro6233 isn’t being hung half way, how they were hung? 🤔

Fun Fact: I was born in November of 1964. This was a grand house when it was built. I wish I could've seen it in all of it glory.

I miss vintage designs too, one of my friends has a 1960s style house and they never renovated anything

Am I the only one while watching these videos...think oh I would put this and that here and this there? 😂

@terrimeyersweightlossjourn326

3 жыл бұрын

I do it too.....

someone could make that a beautiful home again, if I had the mean I would find something old and give it new life. History is fabulous

That was a beautifully old home... I love the layout and the big sink in the bathroom is for washing your hair.. like a small beauty parlor....the figurine you saw was a cabbage patch kid.....

@colettesantoro6233

3 жыл бұрын

Yes, for washing hair!

I fell in love with the lazy Susan's. We use to have two lazy Susan's in our house. They are sooo high though. Thank you for sharing with us. The more the wood the better.

Incredible. What a bonus that turquoise Moffett in the basement was! It breaks my heart to know a McMansion will stand there.

Loved this house. And ur right... the workmanship is not the same today as it was back then. They build ‘em as fast as they can to move on to the next project.

I agree 100% with you. Its a shame that these homes are demolished for new construction. It saddens me that great architecture and design is destroyed. Its great to know there are others that truly care and have the compassion that you do and show on this channel. Great work. Looking forward to more of your videos.

Ok, I loved the lavender tiled bathroom.

Interesting to find that head cleaner cassette, and it's a top brand. As I reached age 13 in 1978, I came of age right when the casette boom was taking off (music was on 8-tracks earlier in the 70s). In the 1970s Ampex was big. Then around 1980 the Japanese brands came in: Maxell, TDK, Sony. I remember Memorex, and 3M too. In a tape player, regular tape is moved past the playback head, which picks up the recording magnetically. Over time the head accumulates dirt that rubs off various tapes, and the head cleaner is used to get the grime off. The cleaner is shaped like a regular casette, but when you look at the tape, it isn't dark brown, it's real light, mesh-like pattern that scrubs as it's pulled across the head. You drop the cleaner tape in and try to play it. It'll run, of course with no sound, but 10 seconds is usually enough and you pop it back out of the player.

@wandastevens3183

3 жыл бұрын

You were born around 1966....I was born in 1950....so we're in the era of things better built...VHS tapes,Cassette Tapes...

@dtvjho

3 жыл бұрын

@@wandastevens3183 1965, close!!

@staceyking7911

2 жыл бұрын

In Wyoming, Ohio (Cincinnati suburb) I grew up playing and riding bicycles on a couple intersecting streets lined with some still SHARP-LOOKING homes built in the 1960s, my two most favorite houses of all on one of those streets have enclosed, gated front yard terraces.

this house is seriously amazing! you don’t see houses like this in today’s time

@loosilu

2 жыл бұрын

You do, they belong to rich people, just like this one did.

This is such a beautiful and unique house. Even the back yard looks like it would be beautiful if it were still well maintained. It’s really a shame that that someone who appreciates it’s couldn’t just buy it and fix it up a little.

Just once I would like to see one of theses old houses not torn down but fixed up and saved.

@patgrimes298

3 жыл бұрын

It would be such a shame if demolished. What would be built in its place, how will it look? It is very sad to think.about.

Thank you Ethan for this magnificent 60s house!!! As you stated & I sooo agree, sooo sad to loose this home for a newer one, it will not have the features or be made as well as this one was😞They need to save the washer, drier & wooden cabinets before demolition. Yes, it needs updating, but you will not get another house with the quality of this one! Thank you for sharing this beautiful home ❤️

I love "what's up you guys" and your intercom commentary. Keep at it!

Oven in Mechanical room was to heat up appetizers for the bar room while having a party. Given the size of the family room and the bar room, I'm surprised there wasn't another kitchen downstairs. Very cool house overall. And how Ethan likes to chat !

@wandastevens3183

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah...too much cussing....holy should not be added to BAD words...not good at all...

@grnpeepers2683

3 жыл бұрын

I can go erase my comment now! Lol!

Wow, that was something! I've never seen a house with so much storage, and so many pot-lights! And, hey, if each one of your subscribers chipped in $134, you could buy this place!

@ethanminnie

3 жыл бұрын

That would be a dream come true lol. I would live here my whole life if given the opportunity

I would love a house like this, it's a dream of mine really. Sad to see there isn't the appreciation for this stuff amongst most people.

That odd shaped sink in the Jack-and-Jill bathroom could be for a small child, like a baby bathtub with a sprayer. I remember seeing one similar as a kid.

@emilycummings7540

3 жыл бұрын

yes baby 👶 bath 🛁 Just imagine if they had a bad back. The counter seems a bit small.

@rhapsodyindarain3872

3 жыл бұрын

My mom had a sink like that in her master bath. We always thought it was to wash your hair in it....though it wasn't that deep

@wandastevens3183

3 жыл бұрын

Great to wash new born baby or wash hair...

@grnpeepers2683

3 жыл бұрын

Always reminds me of The Brady Bunch bathroom! Lol!

@kirksway1

3 жыл бұрын

Kohler plumbing sold them well into the late 90's and called them a "man-lav" (mens-lavatory) for the guys to wash their hair in. I don't know why one would do such a practice, but apparently it was a thing.

I absolutely love this house. It's so sad that they are tearing it down☹️

I love the whole house.I see no reason to tear it down.From the rug in the dining room to the kitchen and pantry all the storage to the basement love it.The bathrooms are nice but the wall paper is something else😃.I think it's probably the carpet that makes the house smell.lovely place.👍👍💗

Why would anyone knock down such a wonderful home? I loved it start to finish awesome home xx

This place was so cool, Too bad it's being torn down. Thanks for the tour, Eathan.

I love your enthusiasm and appreciation for these old houses!

This house was awesome! The architect, engineer, and builder out did themself. They should really update and preserve it, not tear it down.

So much fun looking around these houses, Mid Century is literally unbeatable in my view. The stories these walls hold within them you can only imagine. It's so bittersweet enjoying this vid yet knowing the house will soon be no more

This house is so incredible!! 😭😭 How dare they tear it down!

Ok, this house moves up to my number one favorite explore! Wow, i loved everything single thing about it. Such a darn shame to demolish it! I wish you would have found the blueprints to the house, that would have been cool. That Moffatt oven was a treasure to find!!

Do you know that every time we hear "What is up you guys✌" we all yell "What is up Ethan!🎆".

Love this one! I totally understand the love for the old construction, they don't make them like they used to.

I love watching his videos. The fact that he's so young and is genuinely interested in every little detail of each house is so rare. Most people his age would want to destroy while he's busy checking out wall paper and cabinet knobs. Holy crap i think the this is my favorite house of all times that I've seen explored, what amazing example of "the dream house"💕

@lisaparsons4124

Жыл бұрын

A great house it's two years older than me.Shame it's going to be torn down, it could be fixed up for someone else

Wow what an absolutely stunning house!! Thank you so much for sharing!!! It’s a shame it could be torn down!

You really found a beautiful dream mansion, it's gorgeous.... They should let someone have that house and just pay to have it moved instead of tearing it down

I am with you Ethan! Off center fireplace really vexes my sense of right and wrong! Amen too about the waste and shame of demolishing such a unique and most importantly, well built home!! Love that you took your time and we got to see most of it for the first time right along with you! My how far you have come Ethan, and improved tons since you started!!

That house I could move into tomorrow, love it love the layout. Great

This house never seems to end! You could live here with your whole family and if ya didn't get along, you'd never have to see each other, lol! Totally agree, I'd keep it. Some paint, new flooring, out with a few things, but it would stay if for no other reason than all the space.

Sometimes renovating can cost as much as starting from scratch. But if the blue prints are avaliable it would easy enuf to figure out if it would be feasible. So typical of today's generation to not understand or learn about what has come before the 2000! This house appears to be welk built...the basement has held up well.. good indication that it was done right. Like the floor plan even for today. Keep every one in shape with all the stairs....when ya get older they kind loose their appeal!:)

@juliearmymom7807

3 жыл бұрын

I went to look at a house in the woods, stone on the outside and looked like it was plopped by fairies in the middle of an overgrown forrest. Upon entering, the floor was like a trampoline. Wood floors and ceiling in a lot of it, stone fireplaces, beautiful. The walls would've needed ripping down to the studs. Lots of mold. It hurt my soul. The renovations would've been astronomical. The ancient trees around the place (which caused a lot of the issues) would've needed removing. Every few months I check to see if it's been sold. It got under my skin. But yes, would me much cheaper to raze and start over.

@reneeg4817

3 жыл бұрын

Very true..

@jasminepetal3972

2 жыл бұрын

@@juliearmymom7807 what do u mean floors like teampoline ??

Love it, love it, love it! It's way beautiful and in such good condition.

I love this house! It does remind me of my childhood back in old days when these type of houses were only 3 to 5 years old of age. It would be beauty if only someone could had move house to new location to restore this old gem. I do really love purple bathtub. That weird sink in bathroom is great way to wash long hair on young girls when you don’t have time for full shower or bath if you have bed head in the mornings. That is amazing pool! Concrete room would be good shelter room during tornado safety wise.

I love his house, so much room.

I LOVE the old Moffett bright blue oven!!! And the purple tile in the master bathroom!! This was your best find yet!!

Wow is all I can say! What a gorgeous home. The layout was really nice too, it flowed well. I know the house is 56 years old, but to me, it doesn't seem so old (maybe because I'm older LOL) but it could still be awesome with some reno's. Houses over 100 yrs old have been renovated and are amazingly beautiful so I agree with you, it''s such a shame that they tear down quality workmanship to throw up a house in a short amount of time that may look big and to some impressive, but come with issues. Today it's time is money so the houses go up so fast, and you just know the quality isn't there, nor is the individuality of the home either. Thanks again for sharing with us this amazing place.

Hi I really love this house,you could do so much with this too make it a lovely home.And you are absolutely right concerning the quality.They don't built anything that last anymore.Thanks for the showing,stay well and safe.

I grew up in a mid century home, and like you , I love everything mid century.

What a great house!!! I wouldn't remodel anything, just restore it to it's former glory. I love the vintage bathroom fixtures and that old stove is to die for. All those shelves!! The stone fireplaces remind me of my grandparents house. They lived in a MCM when I was a little kid. Just because someone has money, it doesnt mean they have any brains or taste!! I would at least think they would let someone salvage as much as they could from that house before demolishing it to build a Mcmansion

Love the “Whats up you guys” dude - keep it up!

Ethan keep em coming! Especially the "SUP YOU GUYS? " Its your signature style. Plus I appreciate you being so respectful of the homes by closing cupboards and doors and not allowing others to find these homes and messing with em. Peace!

Beautiful house, I love the kitchen, love it all. Don't stop saying what's up you guys I love it and it's just you

that purple shower tile was also amazing!

Fantastic place, it’s so big and a good layout. People don’t need to rebuild ,if you don’t like the vintage look just modernise it. I need a intercom in my house so I don’t have to scream my lungs out calling the kids for meal times haha . The garden plants are beautifully established ,it’s such a shame that it’s all going to go. Thankyou Ethan .

Those cabinets are early 80s. I know this because of my grandmother's obsession with redoing her houses. She was never satisfied with her kitchens, she always had to update. That dark dark wood and the kind of lazy susan is from 83ish when they became popular. That wallpaper in the kitchen is not 60s. It looks like it is but it is most definitely early 90s, and it looks like the crap on the walls of the old bathrooms of the movie theater I worked at as a teen.

@eadoian3607

3 жыл бұрын

cd1144 the kitchen floors are definitely original to the 60s/70s

@eadoian3607

3 жыл бұрын

cd1144 my grandparents also put the same flooring in their kitchen in the late 60s, patterned linoleum floors stayed popular until the 90s

@donnasmith3197

3 жыл бұрын

exactly what I was going to say!

@justinebourke2811

3 жыл бұрын

Yes I was going to say that kitchen wallpaper is definately not from the 60s..it is very 80s in style but may even be much newer than that. ( oh and it's fuckoff ugly too 😅)

The master bedroom suite is about the same size as the apartment that my husband and I lived in when we first got married.

I appreciate the longer video Ethan. Love all mid-century homes as they have so much character compared to any home built today

That basements first rooms look like the main family room

Really cool house! Those Nutones bring back a lot of memories form me. They definitely don’t build that kind of quality anymore. Very sad.

This is my favorite house yet...it has so much potential 🤗

I absolutely love this house and they don’t build homes like that anymore plus they had style back then love that old stove really enjoy this one little TLC it would be beautiful again thank you for awesome video 😀

this one looks like it was a forecloser. I'm sitting here cracking up, when you picked up the "cassette cleaner" omg honey you must be very young. Cassettes were before CD'S

@reneeg4817

3 жыл бұрын

He is only 20

@wandastevens3183

3 жыл бұрын

Yes they were...and I'm 70...

I love homes like these split level homes they are my favorite!! Nice find Ethan!!

The house I grew up in had the exact same linoleum in the kitchen that this house has! I loved that linoleum as a kid. And the front doors to my childhood home had the handle in the center, like this house. Love the huge kitchen cabinets with the multi-tier lazy susan in them. So cool.

I was on the edge of my seat waiting for you’re new video, keep em coming!

Wow I love this house. I love all the different split levels. The house just seemed to go on forever. I would live in a house like that in a second

Ethan, you are an amazingly sweet young man and gives me such hope for your generation. You answer all our comments and your videos are getting better and better...you seem to be learning about what & when. I worked at a 60's store and people told me I knew so much but I'm 68.haha. I lived it! Anyway, I am proud of ypu.

That was fantastic, I love that style of home, with all the added extras with the sauna and pool room and bar.

I was nine years old when this home was built. I’d be listening to the Beatles right around then. For a whole year since 1963.

It’s a beautiful home. I agree it should be saved! It’s all about money.

This was a real beauty! Thanks for letting us see it! You’re the best!

I agree, don't knock it down, restore it. Too many people are homeless now days. The weird sink in bathroom may be for baby bathes.

Love old homes too. They don't make them like that any more :( It get them up & sell them. I would love an old home but can't afford them. No one cares about their crafts any more. It is so sad too. Love to watch you. You are so interesting & so knowledgeable about so many things. I wish more young people were into good things like you. I wish I was as smart as you when I was your age but it was a different time & I thought I had forever. Time just went to fast. Keep up all your good work & stay safe.

Loved that Ethan !!!! Beautiful home, sad it will be demolished 😔 Keep them coming 🙏😘 Enjoyed all the mirrors !!! You are a ⭐️

This house could be amazing and it has so much potential so much Style and character it's a shame 2 knock it down

I would've loved this home as it was, amazing what sanding, filling holes, adding new hardware and refinishing those cabinets and woodwork would've done, upgrade some electrical, maybe remove some of the wallpaper and paint it some nice colors to offset what you decide on the cabinets, maybe also replace the appliances and other fixtures, and it would literally be like being in a dream, I love that butcher block like counter, it would definitely stay.

I agree with you one hundred percent! For such a young man you are awesome at what you do, and the passion you have comes across. i just ran across your channel and am hooked!!!

I need the double pantry with lazy Susans in my life

@machellekeels8344

3 жыл бұрын

that would be so nice

@pamjarvis2771

3 жыл бұрын

I love the lazy Susans and pullout shelves under the stove.

@wandastevens3183

3 жыл бұрын

I do too...!!!

@wandastevens3183

3 жыл бұрын

Now that's what I wished we'd had,when I was growing up...

I’ve loved almost every house you’ve shown us Ethan but I have to say this is my favourite so far! Im in the central area of England and we don’t have houses like that over here, it’s an amazing house. Thank you for sharing it with us 😊

First time commenting.... 1st LOVE YOUR CHANNEL!! 2nd "What is up..." Ethan, never stop what-is-upping in the mirrors, love it! 3rd, I loved this house!!! I also agree with how you feeling about original homes versus newer homes. Older house have so much history and character!! Keep doing what you're doing!!

Ethan thank you for bringing us along..Saw a lot of the kind of homes I lived in when growing up........I loved the TDK cassette cleaner.....(I had one) lol

What's up you guys! Just love that so much! Love how much your personality en passions shines through in this video ♥️

That person had an cassette player, so you would use a cassette cleaner to clean the heads inside the cassette player. I used to have a cassette player.

@dtvjho

3 жыл бұрын

I still have my mid-1980s component stereo with a dual-deck, and tons of tapes. I plan a load-fest sometime to digitize all of this.

@robertsitch1415

3 жыл бұрын

They made them for vcr too.

I've always admired this house in this premium neighbourhood where you could apparently buy them in the $60K range when it was built. Man, the '80's & '90's traditional treatment inside is rotten to the core in this contemporary plan raised side split. Was on this street last week to see a client and most of the best original houses are gone or slated for demolition, another mausoleum will be built in Toronto. The new house under construction behind this beauty either has a huge indoor pool or a huge indoor tennis/basketball court. Thanks for sharing, I'll commit the exterior to memory!

Wow liking those Shelving in cupboards never seen them before and loving the originals and ceiling to floor windows

Loved the house.

So sad that people don't appreciate workmanship. They just crank out houses with no personality ,and build mega mansions that are gaudy.

@walterbrunswick

3 жыл бұрын

what do you think this is?? post-WWII baby boom mass production house!!

Wow! You are not kidding about this place being massive. Never ending rooms & floors. And don't stop with the What's Up You Guys, it's an Ethan Minnie Original Saying! I think that it's way cool! You Rock! I can never get enough of seeing these incredible houses. And that the house is as old as I am. I was born in August of 1964. The house seems to be in pretty good shape too. The Funky Wallpaper from the walls on up to the ceiling woah! If you had a few too many oh my gosh. I really love the Sunroom that leads out to the pool. There must have been some really fun pool parties there. The slide looks like sooo much fun. The Sauna in the basement was really neat. The basement bar and the Fireplace was way cool as well. Man, I could imagine the endless possibilities of ways to have a real good time there. The bathroom tiling and colors were for sure 1964. Even with some of the updates it still made it seem retro. Okay, I could go on and on but, will stop here. Take care, Much Love For Your Health & Safety Each & Every Day! I really Appreciate Your Constant Professionalism, Candor & Respect For Every Place Yo Go.! Always Way Cool in My Book! Speaking of Books, let me know if you ever want to document all of this Way Coolness. I'd be More Than Happy To Help you Out! Peace Out!

that house is so beautiful especially the master bedroom

What an interesting house. It is massive! That weird sink that didn’t match the other one was likely a hair washing sink. This is your channel and if folks don’t like you saying What is up Guys, they can scroll on. Your OCD was driving you nuts this time. Lol That fireplace and the lights being off center bothered me too. 😂

That was a Awnsome house Understand why build a huge one they all already got a beautiful house I watched this before school starts😃 my favorite bathroom was the pok dots that was awnsome! Thank u for taking your time showing us around I appreciate it! This long 30 minutes was worth it!❤

I love that house

This house reminds me of my Great Aunt DeeDee's amazing home, I loved seeing it